Background—In the absence of previous international comparisons, we sought to
systematically evaluate, across time and participant age, the sex ratio in angina prevalence …

Objective This study aimed to systematically review the literature on the contribution of work
and lifestyle factors to socioeconomic inequalities in self-rated health among workers …

Background Declining response rates are a common challenge to epidemiological research.
Response rates further are particularly low among young people. We thus aimed to identify …

Objective: To examine associations between seven indicators of socio-economic
circumstances and healthy food habits, while taking into account assumed temporal order …

Adverse health behaviors and obesity are key determinants of major chronic diseases.
Evidence on work-related determinants of these behavioral risk factors is inconclusive, and …

Background There are few longitudinal studies investigating the risk of major depression by
socioeconomic status (SES). In this study, data from the longitudinal cohort of Canadian …

Pain is a strong predictor of reduced work ability and well-being, but there is little information
on the prevalence of and socio-economic differences in acute, chronic and disabling chronic …

Abstract Summary The Helsinki Health Study cohort was set up to enable longitudinal
studies on the social and work related determinants of health and well-being, making use of …

Objective To study the associations of sociodemographic factors, working conditions,
lifestyle and previous pain in the spine with new onset chronic neck pain (NP). Methods The …

Background: Previous studies of organisational justice and mental health have mostly
examined women and have not examined the effect of change in justice. Aim: To examine …